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Fonda Book Talk A re-play of the Jane Fonda Dr. Arlene Akerlund, assis- speech delivered at SJS tant professor of English, yesterday in the C.U. Ball- will discuss Ernest Heming- room will be on radio station way's novel "Islands in the KSJS 90.7 tonight at 8 and on Stream," today at noon in station KSJO at 8 tomorrow rooms A and B of the Spartan artan Datil Cafeteria. night. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934

Vol. 58 SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1971 No 77 Jane Fonda Blisters

#1$ Vietnam War Effort kkitellompoiffatielt" By LANCE FREDERIKSEN "You don't hear of this because we do have lost control of their forces. Daily Political Writer not have a responsible press. But let me "If the men get a gung-ho officer, 111 q - Jane Fonda, actress and anti-war assure you, MyLai is not an isolated they'll fragg him," she declared, "So activist, urged an overflow crowd of incident," Miss Fonda added. the officers won't make them cut their .,A.0044 . about 2,000 listeners yesterday after- Miss Fonda recently attended the hair, stop smoking dope, or, above all, noon in the College Union Ballroom to war crimes investigation sponsored by go on dangerous missions." "make peace with the people of Viet- the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Fragging, Miss Fonda explained, :Iv nam." The meeting, held in Detroit, Jan. 31, occurs when a fragmentation bomb is The audience enthusiastically and Feb. 1-2, was organized by 2,000 ex- rolled under an officer's tent. A price is greeted Miss Fonda's 60-minute criti- GI's to publicize alleged atrocities. usually put on the life of the officer, and que of American foreign and domestic "These soldiers, who had been taught the fragger collects the reward. policy. The pretty actress tied racism, to glorify death, who had been taught As a result of this lack of morale, sexism and poverty into her attack that 'the only good gook is a dead gook,' Miss Fonda asserted that President upon the war. crossed the border over into Cambodia Nixon has turned to "automation in the "We're in Vietnam because we're in and signed a treaty of peace with Viet- battlefield." She decried what she California," said the daughter of actor namese students," said Miss Fonda. called the "mechanized slaughter" of Henry Fonda, alluding to the treatment "These soldiers wept in the arms of Vietnamese, Cambodian and Laotian of American Indians. "We're infested their Vietnamese brothers, and cast people. with self-righteousness and ethno- aside their petty front of masculinity," "If Nixon cuts down the U.S. casual- centricity. she said. ties, he thinks he can end opposition to "This latent racism, combined with According to Miss Fonda, many of the killings," said Miss Fonda. the drive of soldiers to prove their these soldiers said: "I killed because I "Nixon feels he has a trump card in "POWER TO THE PEOPLE"Anti-war activist Jane Union Ballroom yesterday. Miss Fonda spoke out on what masculinity manifests itself in the atro- had to prove I was a man." the American prisoners of war," Fonda makes an emphatic point with this power salute she considers current ills in the United States. cities committed by U.S. servicemen in "These men testified about their own during her speech before an overflow crowd at the College Daily photo by Ron Burda the name of America," she said. war crimes," commented Miss Fonda. "As they left the testifying stand, they removed their medals and dropped Non -Violent Protests them into a wastebasket." Miss Fonda claimed that a majority of the soldiers in Vietnam and else- where are against the war. She plans to leave for a tour of Vietnam with other Draft Board Harrassed "anti-war and anti-establishment" entertainers. The San Jose Draft Board, located in persons picketed the office while an- At 11:30 a.m., a building representa- last Feb. 24 when a group of nine people According to Miss Fonda, the whole the Community Bank building, 11W. St. other six locked arms together in front tive told the group that they were on including clergymen and Stanford pro- Army is in a mutiny. John, was shut down yesterday morn- of the door to prevent people from private property and were obstructing fessors attempted to to close down the "It's not an organized mutiny, but its ing from 10 to 11:30 a.m. entering. business, and, therefore, were subject San Mateo Draft Board. effects are the same," she said. "The At approximately 10 a.m. about 20 Although at least five people were to arrest. He then asked the six draft The date is significant as it was Ash soldiers are simply not willing to fight persons made it impossible for the turned away by the demonstrators, protestors to move. Wednesday which marks the beginning anymore. Our desertion rate has tripled office to continue operating. Fifteen there were no instances of violence. One of them, Kathy McNally, com- of Lent. Lent is a time which marks for in three years. It's slowly catching up to plied with the request and stepped Christians the beginning of a season of that of the South Vietnamese." aside. The rest remained with their pennance and remorse. Miss Fonda explained that officers arms locked together. It was at this time that the police an- Speakers' Fees Face nounced to the remaining five demon- strators that they were under arrest. JANE FONDA No resistance was made by the group Jane's Talk 'Impressive; Actress-Activist as they were taken into custody. Among those taken into custody were according to Miss Fonda. "While he A.S. Council Today Dr. David Chorlain of the Stanford feels they are mistreated," she added, Medical Center and Leo Stodolsky, a "he doesn't take everything into In contrast to the excitement Roest said another SCIP member, physicist at the Stanford Linear But Her Facts Questioned account. generated during last week's Asso- Bob Dollar, is currently working on a Accelerator. Also booked into Santa "The treatment of U.S. prisoners is ciated Students Council meeting budget with the $2,295 council voted to Clara County jail were Mimi Arioli and Actress and political activist Jane -I would like to know her sources of the most humane in Southeast Asia in concerning the Young Americans for allocate to SCIP last week. Judith Wasserman. Fonda, her brown hair artistically information," Carol added. "But it was 100 years," she stated. "We endanger Freedom ( YAF ), during which council NOT APPROVE The group is part of a Bay Area-wide shaggy, casually made her way to the a good speech. She doesn't go over- their lives when we bomb because we voted to revoke A.S. recognition of According to Buckley however, he movement coordinated by Columbae speaker's podium in the College Union board emotionally but she was a little don't know where they are. The best YAF, today's meeting at 4 p.m. pro- "will recommend that council not House, a Stanford University anti-war Ballroom yesterday. bit extreme." thing we can do for the prisoners is to mises to be fairly routine. approve the SCIP request " and that organization which espouses non-vio- Clad in brown stretch bell-bottoms, a CONTRADICTORY end the war." A.S. President Bill Langan reported the money allocated to SCIP last week lence. multicolored sweater and sweatshirt Occasionally the opinions of her Miss Fonda believes that a just end to yesterday he will recommend to council be revoked and turned over to the Around the Bay Area, other draft jacket, Miss Fonda peered at her au- speech were contradictory. the war can be made lo). adopting the that they allocate funds to sponsor Foreign Students Loan Fund. boards experienced the same non-vio- dience, raised her arm in a closed fist "She said a lot of things I didn't really peace proposal of the Provisional black boxer Muhammad Ali, and Last week, SCIP was asking for a lent tactics by the coordinated move- salute and was greeted by enthusiastic believe were happening," commented Revolutionary Government PRG ). Wayne Morse, ex-senator from Oregon, total of $8,700 to fund their economic, ment. applause and whistles. John Russell, junior drama major. The PRG is the political arm of the Na- to speak to the student body during the social, and political conference. In San Francisco, 13 demonstrators She had set the mood for her speech "She made me aware of things I didn't tional Liberation Front, commonly spring semester. Langan will also submit a request were taken into custody. At the Oakland which lasted more than an hour. know." known as the Viet Cong. Langan reports the A.S. has defini- that council allocate the money to rein- Induction Center, 11 people were taken Miss Fonda was thrilled at the recep- "I thought it was far-out. Everything The proposal has two basic parts: tely confirmed Muhammad All to speak state the SJS Marching Band. to jail. However, no arrests were made tion she had received at SJS, according she said was the truth as far as I'm con- first, that the U.S. set a date for the on campus sometime after his contro- at the draft board in San Mateo. to students who spoke with the actress cerned," said Judy Dunn, freshman withdrawal of troops from South Viet- versial fight with Joe Frazier on March At each board, a statement was read who has played a major part in anti- sociology major. "I really believe in nam, and second, that a coalition 8, and he continued to say that SJS is by the protestors describing their war activities throughout the nation. her. She really sparks me." government be created for South Viet- the first West Coast college to commit New Column actions. In part the statement read: One student who followed Miss Fonda "I thought it was great. I think she is nam. Ali to speak after his fight. 'We serve notice with our action that into a freight elevator as she left the very intelligent and I think it is great The coalition government would Faculty Forum, a new column If the money for Senator Morse is the war in Indochina has escalated a)id College Union said she was excited that she is doing this," believes a junior comprise the PRG, the present Saigon featuring contributions by SJS pro- allocated, Morse will be invited by the that Americans must ensure that the about her visit. Miss Fonda told the stu- sociology major. regime, and religious and social groups fessors, begins today on the edi- A.S. as a "visiting scholar" on campus murder there must stop immediately. dent that one of her fans had given her a Anna Marcoida almost cried because that promote peace, neutrality, and torial page. In this first column, for two days to speak to the general stu- "We have come here today to this draft (tern -studded silver ring. of the "realism" in Miss Fonda's democracy, according to Miss Fonda. Dr. James E. Watson, professor of dent body and to individual classes. board to act against the continuation of REACTION speech. "She's telling it the way it is," Miss Fonda advised that people make political science, discusses the SPECIAL ALLOCATIONS the war. Admittedly we are white and Reaction to Miss Fonda's speech said Miss Marcoida. peace now "because the Vietnamese constitutional freedom aspects in- Although A.S. Treasurer Mike Buck- middle-class. Nonetheless we stand were varied. The consensus was that "Yes, I agree with almost everything are winning." volved in the Chicano -Young ley last week announced special alloca- here today in solidarity with both the she was interesting. However, several said," commented Amy Witherow. Americans for Freedom YAF she "It's a struggle of the people, by the tions would not consider requests for white and Third World youth of this of those questioned were dubious about can identify with her. What she people, and for the people," she controversy of last week. "I said. money until outstanding student A.S. country who are asked to die in order to her source of information. is true. She gets caught up in the "Those are American words, The twice-a-week feature will says but not fees were collected, Student Com- continue the war, with the workers who emotion of it," said Joe Gomes. "I American deeds. We can't beat the welcome articles from teachers in "I think she had a lot of true things to munity Involvement Program steering are asked to pay the bill for the war, won't take what she says as gospel, Vietnamese, but we can obliterate every department at SJS. Those say and some things that I doubt are committee member Mark Roest said and with the Laotians, Cambodians and though, until after I have examined it." them." professors wishing to contribute true." declared Carol Commins, senior SCIP plans to submit another request to Vietnamese who are being killed and speaking "I think most of what she says is true. She urged the audience to fight the may call the Spartan Daily Ext. philosophy major. "She was council for funds to sponsor their pro- maimed daily by the war." She knows what is happening. I agree war on all possible fronts. "If Nixon 2383. for the Vietnamese and the Vietnamese posed survival conference in March. Initially, the demonstration began government and I don't think she with what she is saying," said Fran won't stop the war we must show him should have. Herts. "She has a lot of insight." we are capable of stoping the country." Bunzel Issues Statement YAF 'Recognized' In a statement released last night, President John H. word and deed. We shall continue to do so in every way Bunzel has insisted that the Young Americans for Free- possible," Dr. Bunzel added. dom ( YAF organization is still "recognized." However, Furthermore, President Bunzel said that SJS Chicanos he added that it is "shameful" that racism still exists at have enough "self-esteem and dignity not to be deflected SJS. by those who play loosely with the facts. One of the risks of The statement is the first the president has issued since an open campus," he continued, "is that it is open even to the controversy over the organization arose last Wed- those who would pollute the air." nesday. Dr. Bunzel further stated that there is too much im- A.S. Council revoked recognition of YAF after a group portant work to be done by "by all of us who believe in of Chicanos and San Jose Liberation Front members in- 'closing the gap' in this society. sisted an article which appeared ins YAP' publication was racist. "Those who would try to widen it have the right to "The current controversy between some Chicano stu- speak, but no one is obliged to pay attention," Dr. Bunzel dents and YAF raises two issues on which college policy concluded. needs reiteration," Dr. Bunzel said in his statement. The controversy began when David Hansen, a YAF "First, 'recognition' of an organization does not imply member, authored an article which appeared in the approval of its aims or actions," the president said. "YAP' Conservative Review, N'AF's campus newspaper. Chi- is 'recognized,' and this status is protected by due canos and SAY members interrupted a meeting of YAP' process, as with any other organization. last Wednesday to protest the article which they termed "Second, it is shameful that racism still exists on this "racist." ROAR OF THE CROWDAlthough Jane Fonda has faced packed sardine-like into the t (Mew. Lnloui Ballroom campus and in our society. The faculty, students and Later Wednesday afternoon, council revoked A.S. nvany audiences in the course of her career, none could have yesterday afternoon to hear her speak on everything from administration of this college are by conviction and law recognition of YAK Since then, the le:,ality of the action given her more attention than the enthralled crowd which peace to male chauvinism. opposed to racism, and we hay.? made our position clear in has been in question. Daily ?hoto by Dave Thurber 2.SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday March 3, 1971 Letters To The Editor

FRANK FERTADD Spartan Datib editor Chicanos, YAF; Pros, Cons, Otherwise fascist nor racist, and there is no- means anything to you, if you are at all CHARLES PETTIER F Error thing in our programs or philosophies dedicated to the precepts of human advertising manager Editk,1 that support such charges, Mr. Hansen s liberty, you will withdraw your hastily As a member of Young Americans for article not withstanding. If any among imposed bon and restore full recognition Freedom I to Young Americans for Freedom. Do not "Freedom of the press is editorial feel obligated to offer my you believes he can prove otherwise. board viewpoints on the controversy surround- you are invited to do so before the stu- let what was done in a moment of emo- not an end itself, but a FRANK FERTADO ing David Hansen s article in Conserva- dent body in public debate. tion cause you future shame. PAM STRANDBERG tive Review. I hope you will receive my We realize that black people and I am confident that you will make the means to a free society." STEVE DROESSIER remaiks with the open-mindedness that Mexican -Americans have been the right decision. JUDY NIATUSICI1 is the hallmark of true intellectuals. unfair targets of prejudice and stereo- Gary Waltrip AN LEWIS Mr. Hansen s article is indeed deserv- types. We con sympathize with them: D11176 ing of criticism. His statement we, Justice Felix Frankfurter RAY TESSLER that too, have been the objects of such Blacks have already lost their virtue of ignorance. Whereas Mexican -Americans CLIFF MATOI honesty as men does sound racist, but have been falsely pictured as lazy, 'Admiration' he did not mean it to be. Mr. Hansen stupid, dishonest, pugilistic bullies, we meant and should have written, Some as conservatives have been falsely pic- Editor: blacks instead of the unfortunate and tured as prejudiced, ignorant bigots, We are writing this letter with great Editorials unintended generalization, -blocks." defending the status quo at all costs. The pride and admiration for the way that Without the qualifying word, -some," really unfortunate aspect of this whole Chicanos at SJS responded in unity to the Mr. Hansen broke one of the most situation is that the stereotypes common situation that arose from the article that elementary rules of basic rhetoric; he to both our g'roups have been rein- was printed by the YAF concerning the does indeed owe an apology to black forced: we as the -bigots, the Mexican - racists remarks against the Chicanos. Mysterious Tactics people for this unintentional yet serious Americans who lost their heads as the We the Black Berets fully support you breach of ethical writing. But Mr. Hansen "bullies." There were wrongs committed war effort is a mystery to us. Even more incre- in your spontaneous reaction to this cer- How toilets contribute to the 15 not a racist: he is merely an inex- on both sides, but hopefully there is a to come Hill tain incident and in all incidents dible is why radicals, in their fervor to stop the war, would bomb a Capitol perienced writer. We of YAF are also to lesson for us all. in the future degrading La Raze. bathroom Monday and risk the growing acceptance of anti-war sentiment. blame, however; we should have caught I do not believe that one article, writ- Your presence at the Student Council For years Americans have slowlytoo slowlybecome disgusted with the this error and edited it out before we ten by a single individual, warrants the and the demands that you made to the reason for and the conduct of the war. went to press. We made a serious error banning of an entire organization from Student Council and insistences that And right when so many voters are manifesting their impatience with Presi- and ought to be adult enough to admit it. campus. This campus has literally been they be carried out then and there must There is much that can be legitimately flooded with incendiary hate propa- Nixon's continuing warring ways and the state of the economy, what do be highly congratulated. dent criticized in the small segment of the ganda by left groups for the past few Que viva La Roza. Que viva la revolu- "helpful" radicals do? They blow up a few toilets. Mexican -American community who years; some of the followers of these cion. Venceremos haste la victoria siem- If the bombers had blasted a military installation, an armaments factory, or designate themselves as Chicanos. We groups have resorted to violence against pre. the Pentagon we could at least understand the reason for their perversion. But of YAF feel that there are elements of property and people. I have never heard Black Beret for La Justicia how the recent explosion, which ripped the ground floor restroom in the Senate hypocrisy and inverse racism within this so much as a word of criticism from the against these groups. It is indeed wing of the building, will cripple the war effort begs us to seriously consider movement, and we do not feel that council these individuals should be exempt from a strange double -standard that you 'Hypocritical' the capacity of the bombers to function properly. criticism. We will continue to criticize practice, gentlemen. I hope you will The act, which thankfully claimed no lives and inflicted no injuries, also any and all campus groups as we see fit. voluntarily correct this situation by Editor: poses a question as to the patriotism of the radicalsnot the sickly brand of Still. Mr. Hansen could have offered his rescinding your banning of YAF. If you I have never sympathized with either "my country right or wrong" patriotism, but the vital dedication and alle- criticisms in a more objective and less do not, our only alternative is through the punk power- of the radical Left or giance to the anti-war movement. offensive manner. Criticism is necessary courts of law. But before you decide, my the storm troopers" of the radical Right. to prevent stagnation of consider the most unsanctionable war in the the academic colleagues, carefully However, I find it ext-emely hypocritical, Promoting the campaign opposing the community but there is no reason why it effects and meaning of your decision. if not criminal, that a conservative history of this country is undercut by prostituting its values. Although the ten- cannot be kept within the bounds of Today you are the majority. Today you organization is denied its legal rights on year bloodbath in Vietnam and neighboring countries is infinitely larger than good taste. control the campus news media and the campus. This is especially true in the the damage inflicted by the bombers, the principle of opposing violence with YAF has often been accused of being student government. You have the light of the fact that many groups violence is absurd. racist or fascist by its enemies. I power to suppress dissent, and you are openlyadvocating violence and the Those who would condone the tactic of bombing will point out that the have always viewed those who make in an excellent position to slander all overthrow of the federal government these charges to be irresponsible indi who Washington, D.C., incident was planned so as not to injure people since the vigorously oppose your viewpoints. are given full accommodations. It does viduals who, lacking the capacity to But if you do abuse the privileges en- not appear that 'freedom of the people" blast occurred early in the morning. Apparently the intent of the perpetrators engage in intelligent debate, regress to trusted to you, gentlemen, you will have is being practiced as much as preached. was to "warn" rather than kill. the level of name-calling and smear. But begun a new era of McCarthyism, this Ross Frantz But should the time come when the bombers decide stronger intimidation is there are also educated liberals who time propagated by the left; a time D 02521 needed, that is the time that theyand we fear many otherswill end up make these charges, and who should when men are guilty until proven inno- know behind barbed wire fences. better. Undoubtedly, they are so cent, a time when diatribe replaces convinced of the absolute veracity and dialogue. But remember, time has a way 'Did It Again' transcendent enlightenment of their of reversing situations. Tomorrow it may opinions, they automatically assume be you who are on the receiving end of Editor: Fuzzy Issue that any who dare to question those an emotional and reactionary purge. Alas, the Spartan Daily has done it opinions Small, must necessarily be motivated God grant that it may never come from again. After "serious consideration, - Katherine Huffaker's letter of March 1 is an example of the heights of by the baser side of human nature. I us. your editorial board has passed judg- absurdity, members of the women's liberation movement often attain when assure you, gentlemen, we are neither Fellow students, if academic freedom ment on a YAF article called "The New Chicano,- labeled it racist and refused to they really reach for an issue. reprint it in the interest of "morality." Katherine Huffaker is offended when women are referred to as -chicks." "A Also, even though a controversy over chick is a small, fuzzy, docile, ignorant, passive, innocent and ineffectual the YAF article is running wild on the creature," Katherine laments. "Is that what a woman is to you?" Faculty Forum campus, the Daily cannot reprint -The Katherine is really digging for an issue here. The term "chick" is not a new New Chicano- because it does not have believe that the any 'special significance." one, but it has been revived recently. It seems far-fetched to I am among the great minority of stu- heart of any system term "chick" has retained the meaning of a small, docile fuzzy creature. In Dr James E Watson is a professor of of rights based upon dents on this campus who actually hove the rule of fact, it is questionable whether the term "chick" was ever applied to members constitutional law, current political law was that they chose read The New Chicano- from front to He physical rather than verbal and written the two species. issues and American government. end, and I find it remarkably reasonable of the female sex because of mutual attributes shared by of means to express was graduated from the University disagreement. and non -racist. I have discussed the Katherine points out an analogy between using the wc:d "chick" innocently The error Minnesota with a B.A. in social science of council was that it set an article with a number of my classmates, and using "nigger" innocently in child's rhyme. Who is she kidding? Most in political illegal standard as the basis for and received his doctorate revoking none of whom thinks the article was Watson has the rights of a campus children are fully aware of the negative connotations connected with the word science at U C Berkeley. organization: that racist. The only objection I have found to 1957. a group can lose A.S. -nigger." Children generally are more aware than Katherine gives them been teaching at SJS since recognition when it is that it came straight to the point another group dislikes what it believes credit for. On the other hand, Katherine used the word "chick" herself for a without beating around the bush as or expresses. Thus. the A.S. Judiciary, or By DR JAMES E. WATSON much as we all are used to. Is that so time until it occurred to her the word was "associated with weakness." Surely, ultimately the college president. has no bad? the word "chick" is not especially offensive if it took her a while to find a nega- To properly evaluate the Chicano - recourse but to reverse the hasty action If a number of students have judged is undoubtedly offensive. Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) of council. tIve interpretation. Conversely, "nigger" the 'racist- article to be non -racist, why confrontation of last week, sympathy for What about the right The women's liberation movement has some real issues such as equal pay to speak and not print it in its entirety to let the entire how the Chicanos must feel must be write strongly critical or even defama- for equal work and the need for child care centers for working mothers. When campus decide? After all, your Page 2 separated from how their actions should tory and bigoted statements about on silly tangents, such as worrying block says, "Freedom of the press is not advocates of women's liberation go off be judged according to the law and persons and groups? We cannot agree an end itself, but a means to a free so- about being called "chicks," it only detracts from the movement. It is hard to traditions of a predominantly free that such expression can be limited in a ciety." As soon as we let your editorial take such activity seriously. society. country where the Supreme Court tells board play God, we will have lost free- Though understanding why the Chi- us there is -a profound national commit- The typical women's liberation rebuttal is that a whole attitude about dom of speech on the campus. canos did what they did and why the A.S. ment to the principle that debate on women has to be changed in order for women to get job equality. This is true, Doug Hawley Council acted as it did, the reasonable public issues should be uninhibited, but the attitudes to worry about are those concerning whether women can D06328 person must come out on the side of robust, and wide-open" (New York perform jobs as well as men. settled rights over emotionalism in final Times v. Sullivan, 1964). However, some attitudes about women will never change because they are iudgment. One must condemn both Even the bigoted and prejudiced have based on fact. For example, women often are soft and cuddley like a chick. In actions as being contrary to what is rights of free expression (though not Sparlaut Datil) fact, women have a layer of fat that men don't have, making them that way. basic to freedom. always action) under our Constitution. The woman's peculiar metabolism, hormones, and muscular structure also Over 20 years ago, in a case involving (This is not to imply that the YAF or Mr. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 inflammatory rhetoric, the U.S. Supreme Hansen fall into that category.) Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. contribute to this physical difference. Nothing women's liberation can ever do Court declared that speech which -stirs We could enact Member of California Newspaper Publishers' ASSOCia group libel laws which lion and me assocBted Press Published daily by San *ill change these biological facts of life. the public to anger, invites dispute, would permit us to express only praise- lose State College. except Saturday and Sunday, during the coilege or year The opinions expressed herein are not Katherine said chicks are ineffectual. We are not sure this is the immediate brings about conditions of unrest, worthy and complimentary views about necessarily those of the Associated Students, the College creates a disturbance- is the kind of groups. We could also (God forbid) AarnmpStratiOn. Of the Department Of Journalism and impression that comes to mind when one thinks of a chick. However, such a Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remain First Amendment protects. der of semester stereotype of women is becoming a thing of the past in the era of Mrs. Golda speech the enact criminal sedition laws which basis Full academic year. ft each Apparently the article by David Han- would permit us to say only nice things semester. 5450 Off campus price per copy, 10 cent,. Meir, Jane Fonda, and Indira Gandhi, prime minister of India. Phone 394 6414 Editorial ext 2383 Advertising cot sen in Conservative Review fully mea- about the government and public offi- 2081 Press of Suburban Newspapers. Inc of MilpitaS. Members of women's liberation movement should stick to the real issues sured up to this standard. There seems cials. California and give the movement the credibility it deserves. little doubt that the YAF and Mr. Hansen The Chicanos seem to be saying they All articles designated as editorials reflect the ma, lor,ty opinion of the editorial board Ad Other opinions were fully within their rights to dis- would approve of the former, butt doubt expressed are the views of the individual writer or Car seminate such views, and any attempt to they would want the latter. Both cate- 100n.st them from doing so now or in restrain gories imply restrictions on free expres- FRANK FERTADO the future would clearly be a form of sion. Both would restrict free debate, Adyet.s.ngEd47 Manager CHARLES PETTLER Quality Destroyed .rEdto,MfnagingEdi1or I PAM STRANDBERG

prior restraint (censorship) prohibited limit improvements that come from open News STEVEN DROESSLER by the First Amendment. criticism, and usher in an era of bland- Ass:ciateEd.tor 1UDY MATUSICH Gov. Reagan's "no tax increase" budget virtually destroys the quality of 040 Editor BARBARA with ex RNNLEwis EVANS higher education in California. The price is too high to pay and students, Registering disagreement ness and timidity in the discussion of co Editor pressed views is also part of free public issues. REINER KRATZ faculty, administrators, and many legislators are up in arms over the situa- ,SpeoartutsreEdEidtptror J ORHNNNMR URRt_ speech. Protest does not, however, in- Let us hope the days of frontier justice PA HC KY tion. clude violating the freedom of assembly Entertainment Editor TONYRA are over. What we might interpret as Ch.el estigative Reporter YRT EE SGSI LEER:In Many campaigns have begun to combat the governor's careless recom- and association of any group. slurs on personal honor and group pride Public Notations Director cE nve,c, u,I,. voe,0QA s,s,,.. spthaenrt L I N DTA i SmHUAETW:KAT LPNI PeS mendations to the state legislature. Several college and university presidents, Peaceful picketing. vigorous (even cannot be corrected by acts of force and vitriolic) written and spoken rebuttals repression - least of all in what purports P., vi Oct Mar v"er DFE FOREMAN including Dr. John Bunzel, have harshly criticized Gov. Reagan's budget pro- National Ad Manager DAN MAWH1NNEY and denunciations of the YAF article to be an academic community. Production Manager DENISE SNIDER posals. would be the only methods of recourse BuLness Manager ALBERT TOY The only remedy for those of us who Credit Manager have begun through RONALD BREMBRY Now, efforts concerned students to promote a massive permitted in a free society. That does feel our group has been defamed and classified Managers STEPHEN writing campaign. The Spartan Daily supports and urges all not include forceable invasion, threats ANTHONY PS MA 0"LOH letter this action insulted by the spoken or written word GLENN SIMON students to write their assemblymen and state senators. and coercive takeovers, and - as in the (whether we be Republicans, Chicanos, ROBERT CHAPLER case of the ill-considered council WILLIAM ARNOLD Furthermore, students should not stop there. Write your parents and ask FBI agents, professors, hippies hard- REPORTERS Relda Adler. Joe Caligaris, Barbara action declaring a group illegal be- hats, or Daughters of the American Evans, Pat Flagg, Lance Frederiksen Connie Fukuda. them to send a note of protest to their government representative. James Judy Geldin. Brian Hamlin, Richard Kendall. Jeanne cause another more angry and vocal Revolution) is to devise a more pene- Kent, Kent Kurt,, Joyce Krieg, Craig MacDonald. Gene public relations director, has made copies of President Bunzel's OACHOne. Cliff Mato, John Miller, Mingo Marie Noah, college group objects to the content of views trating and incisive rebuttal that Matie, will Jim Murphy. Tim Osterman, Steve Papinthak. Lynn available to students. Dr. Bunzel's speech contains valuable Parent, Marty budget speech they regard as offensive. thoroughly destroy our attackers by the Pastula, Bob Pellerin, Donna Pereira, Ben Reed. Vernon Robinson. Gary Rubin, C.tristin of the budget on SJS. The speech can be picked up in the The error of the Chicano invaders-- a Schleft, facts on the effect unassailable force of its logic and Craig Scott. Ron Shirley, Barbara Thatcher, public relations office on the first floor of Tower Hall. very serious error that goes right to the reason. Celeste Zufli, Mike Zarnpa

Ala Wednesday March 3, 1911 SPAR TAN DAIL Y-3 News Review Friends Outside Fead Body Found N.Y. Prof To Inquire Compiled From Associated Press Into 'New Leff Ideology Group Aids Kids ARCATA, Calif.The body of Sharon Wilson, 20, Humboldt -'1'he New Left" will be the topic of the zation, and how they continue to shape family requesting a tutor. need many dedicated volun- State College junior missing since Thursday, was found By CRAIG SCOTT Young Americans for Freedom VAL,' life today. Instead of teaching aca- teers to keep this program yesterday at the ocean's edge at the mouth of the Mad River. Daily Staff Writer sponsored speech by Dr. Thomas Molnar Accompanying Dr. Molnar will be demic things, the volunteers going," Kosh stressed. There Undersheriff Robert Bollman said marks on the body indi- It's pretty hard for a kid to at noon today in the Umunhum Room of Charles Heatherly, the western director "tutor for enthusiasm. -- will be an orientation meet- cated foul play, but would not describe them. lead a normal life when his the College Union. of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, a According to Kosh, this ing for anyone interested in An autopsy was being performed to determine dad's in jail. the cause of Dr. Molnar, a professor of history at conservative research organization of the College Union Guadalupe death. But Friends Outside, a lo- program is very important Long Island University in New York, said which Dr. Molnar is a trustee. because kids with fathers in Room at 11 o'clock this The body was a little over one-half mile from where Miss cal non-profit organization, he hopes to aid students who have be- Following the noon lecture will be a jail "are most prone to be morning. Wilson's abandoned car was found Saturday. is "giving the kids self-confi- come -disoriented" in today's maze of brief reception at 1:30 in the C.U. Guada- delinquent and wind up in dence and self-respect," ac- --tboo ideologies. lupe Room for CAvv.nv SAN, LLANO. political and social interested students who cording to Ken Koshgarian jail themselves." O'Connell, president of the SJS wish to meet Dr. Molnar. Refreshments Martha Kosh), a member of the -In fact, the State Depart- that Dr. Molnar will make a will be served. CINEMA 15M, Dynamite in Blast YAF said youth program board of ment of Corrections has non-partisan, "philosophical inquiry" Dr. Molnar is also professor of French FRESNO, Calif.- -Authorities said yesterday signs pointed Friends Outside. asked us to start a program Above All There is into the New Left, not a political literature at Brooklyn University. He is toward dynamite as the cause of an explosion which dam- Working with families with at Folsom involving day care "CROMWELL- harangue. the author of several socio-political 4 aged a Fresno Bank of America branch Monday night. men in jail, Friends Outside of visiting children," he With Richard Harris One of the cornerstones of Dr. Molnar's works including "The Counter-Revo- and Alec Guinness The blast, heard a mile away, jerked a door off its hinges, is trying to build their pride, added. Friends Outside has a 4 philosophy dealing with major socio- lution," and "The Two Faces of Ameri- CARall a ao broke windows and light fixtures inside the bank and broke many times the only thing similar program in effect at 4 political movements is the idea that all of can Policy," as well as being a member PRUNEYARD 173 windows in nearby buildings. they have left," Kosh re- Soledad State Prison. 1020 today's ideologies have been in evidence of the editorial board of "National 4 Police Capt. A.J. Bilbo said "In all probability" it was lated. "Children get kidded Friends Outside is in des- for thousands of years, and many may be Review." Barbra Strisand and 00 dynamite which was detonated at the rear door of the bank. in school a lot for having a perate need of tutors for the traced too common "unity of thought." Today's speech is co-sponsored by the George Segal in He said the explosive was planted against double glass doors dad in jail, so we try to make visitation of families. "We His purpose, he points out, is to make Associated Students and YAF and is free 'THE OWL and inside a small alcove. them feel more like a normal students conscious of these basic move- to all students. The afternoon reception is THE PUSSYCAT" Bank officials were unable to give any reasons for the human being," he added. 4 ments which have shaped Western civili- also open to any interested students. TAKE OFF TO CAMI%. 10 SilLOCOA explosion. Assistant branch manager Dick Gross said there Friends Outside was 4 11 PRUNEYARD 3/1 had been no telephone threats in recent months, nor were founded in Santa Clara 1020 there -any dissatisfied customers that we were aware of." County over 17 years ago by EUROPE 4.. Easter & Summer The Bank of America said there have now been eight burn- Rosemary Goodenough. It Nominated for 4 Oscars $235-285 mt. from ings and three bombings of branches in California in the past was started to "make the FIVE EASY PIECES' attempts that failed. community aware of pri- WEST COAST year, not counting minor Day Commune To Open; with Jack Nicholson It was the third bombing in recent months. On the night of soners and their families." AVAILABLE FLIGHTS CAOll 0 MilikiC121.4 Oct. 31, 1970,0 Fresno newspaper office and an Army induc- The only organization of its from N.Y. flights within: PRUNEYARD lii tion center, located within a block of each other, were rocked kind in the U.S., Friends 1020 by blasts. Outside is now expanding to EUROPE Ciyan Cannon - See, Learn other counties in California. Richard Crenna in To Chance ISRAEL Kosh explained that the "DOCTORS' WIVES" By DONNA PEREIRA students in the process of gram," Tigan stated, "de- philosophy of Friends Out- ORIENT Plus Daily Staff Writer relevant education and "LOVING" Women Kidnap Motel Clerk pends on the number of sign- side is "stressing friendship A dozen individuals chosen liberate a greater per- ups we get, and the number I-or information contact . c 711. CIS 111.40 SAN JOSETwo women were arrested yesterday after a rather than charity." "There ( REGENCY 246 at random will meet in the centage of students from the of places we have to work out E.S.E.P. ...O.,. C1.... 7181 a $208 armed robbery and a 100 is no giver and receiver \ motel clerk was abducted in near future to participate in grades and units syndrome." of 801 WOODSIDE Rd. when a relationship involved, so 41114 mile-an-hour chase through San Jose was climaxed a new and unique experience Each participant will be Anyone interested in being REDWOOD CITY Nominated for 3 Oscars car carrying the trio smashed into a police car, officers said. there is no humiliation on the offered by Experimental asked to contribute three part of the Day Commune 365.8628 "I NEVER SANG OP Fred Decker, 50, night clerk at the San Jose Lodge, said the part of the family," he said. College. dollars which will be used may sign-up in the ExC SJSC Members FOR MY FATHER" a revolver, entered about 2 a.m. and Kosh pointed out there is Starring Melvin Douglas women, one armed with On Saturday, March 13, 12 only for those things con- office on the second level of 81. demanded cash. an emergency food pantry relative strangers will meet sumed by the commune that the College Union. Office do what they wanted they would and clothes closet available. "They said if I didn't at 9 a.m, at a house near day I i.e. food, wine, are: Monday, 11 a.m.- SAN XISE'S FINEST ENTERTAINMENT CENTER hours "But nothing is offered shoot me," Decker said. campus to begin the first candles), according to 3:30 p.m., Tuesday and One of the women, identified as Shirley Ann Wilson, 35, was unless it's asked for," he "Day Commune" at SJS. Tigan. Money not used will Thursday, 12:30-2 p.m., and hospitalized with internal injuries. The other woman, who stressed, "and then only The program was initiated be refunded. Friday, 1-4 p.m. was identified as Lucille L. Gonzalez, 24, and Decker, were when its really necessary." 5IR by Rich Ross and Mark "The success 9f the pro- A waiting list will be kept not injured. The two women were booked for investigation of Kosh stated many families Tigan, co-directors of ExC, by the ExC directors and and kidnaping. live day by day on the money armed robbery and is, "a natural alter- are available, rus((icircir)t when houses the husband makes, so when native to institutionalized people will be more he is picked up, they are NOW APPEARING...MARCH 2 TO 14 education," Tigan said. L.A. Quake them, scheduled for without food until they T.V. & RECORDING STARS For one complete day the be Rolls-Royce Talks Resume "If this turns out to qualify for welfare. participants will live in this pretty successful we may LONDONThe chairman of Lockheed Aircraft Corp., Friends Outside come in commune. They will be turn it into a week-end arrived in London yesterday to resume talks on the RB211 jet Slides Air contact with the families ODIA COATES fit given a suggested schedule thing," remarked Tigan. engine project which has forced Rolls-Royce into receiver- they work with through the THE ENTIRE PHASE to follow, but the actual Some people, he continued, ship. men in jail. "We let the pri- operation of the group will be dispute the name of the pro- NO COVER 'NO MINIMUM "I'm still hopeful that something can be done," Daniel Tomorrow soners know about the pro- up to those twelve people, gram, saying that a com- DINNER SHOWS 8:30 Pm Houghton told newsmen on arrival at Heathrow airport. gram so they can sign up and Om according to Tigan. Color slides of structural mune does not last for only COCKTAIL SHOWS 10& 11:30 Haughton and officials of Rolls-Royce and the British have a visitor from Friends SUNDAY The sample guideline in- damage, soil failures and the one day. TUESDAY THROUGH government are expected to begin negotiations on Friday. Outside go and see their cludes breadmaking, Van Norman Dam damage "Anyone knowing of com- Mt RESERVATIONS 295 8460 295 8 461 Rolls went into receivership last month after company family," Kosh said. There macrame and leatherwork caused by the recent Los munes that will accept new skyrocketing development costs of the engine, are over 200 families in- .50 South FIRST ST SAN JOSE officials said instruction, wine tasting, Angeles earthquake will be members, please leave Lockheed's Tri-Star airbus, threatened to volved in various programs built to power cheese sampling, folk danc- shown tomorrow at 4 p.m. in names and addresses of bankrupt the firm. throughout the year. ing, organic gardening, Engineering 132. them with a brief description The programs offered in- foreign food cooking, and a Speakers on the program i.e. drugs or not, open sex clude day camp once a sensitivity session. will include Dr. Bernard relationship, etc.) in the ExC month for children, special Radicals Claim Blast The Day Commune, Tigan Gabrielsen, associate pro- mail slot in the A.S. offices in outings, summer camp, RED BARN has 24 en- fessor of engineering; Dr. College Union. This way WASHINGTONThe FBI yesterday investigated the feels, offers a chance to the family camp and mothers learning from others, Theodore C. Zsutty, pro- we can provide a directory bigger hamburgers Capitol bombing in official silence while an anonymous radi- joy club. Kosh said most of the teaching others. fessor of civil engineering; for anyone disappointed in cal letter writer claimed responsibility. and enjoy work is done by volunteer believes "this is a and Dr. William Venuti, pro- the Day Commune's length," than our ARCH RIVAL In one of the few concrete developments, someone called Also, he help. way to involve more fessor of civil engineering. Tigan said. "The Weather Underground" claimed to have set off prime "The mothers club, one of ome in and compar Monday's early morning explosion in radical letters post- our most important pro- marked after the event. grams, brings women out of -We have attacked the Capitol because it is...a monument their shells and brings them to U.S. domination over the planet," said identical letters in contact with other wives in received by the Associated Press and the New York Post. the same position," stated The Al' letter was turned over to FBI investigators who Spartaguide Kosh. He said the wives of DONUTS St requested it. prisoners tend to become FBI spokesmen, meanwhile, refused to comment on the isolated from other people COFFEE St TODAY cifica. Election meeting. speaks on "A day in the life and lose the feeling of investigation. however, Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell re- 7:30-10:00 a.m. Mon.-Fri. marked at a White House ceremony that evidence points to Filipino-American Student YAF, 12 noon, C.U. Umun- of a finance manager." belonging in society. "something less than a conspiracy." Association, 6:30 p.m., C.U. hum. Lecture on new left. California State Inter- Kosh remarked that every RED BARN Guadalupe. Santa Clara Valley Audu- national Programs, 8:30 program offered in Friends Accounting Lab, 7 p.m., bon Society, 8 p.m., Morris a.m., Foreign I.anguages Outside is an offshoot of the I,N 301. For all students Dailey Auditorium. Audubon (Bldg. U.) State college stu- mothers club. "They know needing help in accounting. Screen tour No. 5. "Gems of lents to study abroad. what is needed more than Buckley Encourages San Jose State Sailing Nature." FRIDAY anyone else would, so we let Club, 7:30 p.m., Eng. 132. Baptist Student Union, 12 Jonah's Wail Coffee them decide what will go into RED BARN DELIVERS! General informational meet- noon, C.U. Manzanita. House, 8 p.m., 300 S. 10th St., effect," he claimed. ing. Campus Ambassadors, 11 Rock-blues trio, "Maxwell." An important program 7 days a week from FASA, 7 p.m., C.U. a.m. to 1 p.m., C.U. Al- SATURDAY stemming from the mothers 7:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. club Programs involves Minority tutoring the Almaden. General meeting maden, Jonah's Wail Coffee of all members. Book Talk, 12 noon, C.U. House, 8 p.m., 300 S. 10th St. whole family. A boy and girl 295-9679 OrvrigleiriT4I ri,P0 After more than six "Our major function now Principles of Humanity Cafeteria. "Islands in the Folk musicDavid Yinger are sent weekly to each months in limbo the Enter- is to begin planning pro- Dorms, Frates, & Sororities Only (ExC I, 7:30 p.m. Eng. 331. Stream." and friends. tainment Cultural Events grams for next year," stated Zero Population Growth, TOMORROW Spartan Chinese Club, 9 KSJS LOG Board i E.C.E.B. held its Valdez. 12 noon, C.U. Costanoan. Bahai Student Forum, 8 p.m., C.U. Ballroom. All col- 90,7 FM first meeting yesterday with During yesterday's meet- Seminar on Nonviolence, 7 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. lege dance. Music by the five of eight board members ing Buckley announced a 5:25Spartan Spectrum p.m., Jonah's Wail. "Oneness of Mankind." "Intruders." present. proposal that 30 per cent of SJS Surf Club, 7 p.m., C.U. Chi Alpha, 7:30 p.m., 434 "The board, wiiich has the ECEB budget be set SUNDAY 6:00Music Costanoan. Plan direction of E. Williams St. Main meet- Japanese-American Stu- been handicapped this year aside for special programs club. ing. Association, 1 p.m., because of last year's over- such as black, Chicano, and dent 6:55Art Buchwald Placement Center, Inter- Financial Management expenditure and a loss in- Asian cultural weeks. New Wineskin. views with the representa- Association (FMA), 7:30 New cured by the "Spring -In", a "'This will establish a set College Group-The 8:00An Evening with the tives of the University of p.m., Blum’sTown and $30,000 rock concert, has procedure for such groups to Wineskin, 6:45 p.m., The Classics Denver Graduate School of Country Village. Lance been unable to present as obtain money for cultural New Wineskin. Topic Social Work, Mortensen, director of cost many programs as it would of con- "Being Black in a White 9:00BBC Theatre programs instead Sierra Club, 7:30 p.m., and budget for Dole Corp., have liked to," stated Penny stantly confronting council," World." C.U. Almaden. Will show - Terry, program director. claimed Buckley. Sierra Club film. Dave Valdez, newly ap- Upcoming board meetings Circle K, 5:30 p.m., C.U. pointed chairman of the will be held Tuesdays at 11 Almaden. board, says that plans for a.m, in the C.U. and they are Manpower Administration another big rock concert are open to all students. underway and that he is open Club, 7:30 p.m., C.U. Pa- Why to suggestions from the stu- POSSUM Valdez' office is lo- II dents. pay through it cated on the third level of the C)0.10t1,. tlAl URAL College Union. PSArs woman at /78 Valdez feels that all of the (OP.NLI: Cf 50()R1E for auto insurance? subcommittee chairmen are ose State eager to begin planning pro- nisaara T You've been paying through the nose for auto insurance and he is very en- A N! grams awls meet because somebody said you were a "substandard" risk thusiastic about the out- College Student Insurance Service has lust spent 5 years come. 63 times a day (.0 i working with the Automobile Insurance Industry to prove that you're not Now, as a student at FPUIT ALL MAJORS SAN JOSE STATE WE'LL GIVE YOU Group Discounted Auto Insurance SPEND A YEAR (Jr Tt )l ES 10.7 at an average savings of 48% and you can continue your COv WITH liteVeSMI wage after you leave school It's hard enough to keep your GRA,S nose to the grindstone for four yea, without having to pay through it for car insurance at the same time For further t.iUTS information pick up a brochure at the Student Affairs Busi ^.C.)6 [less Office or the information counter in the student union Or for a personal quote EXa. VOLUNTEERS NOW CALL 289-8681 404 So. 3rd, St. SAN JOSE ON CAMPUS TODAY ('allege UMW? 9 3 'MIA CA TANIA ,'98 16,2' CLLSWereonyiisIds. 4-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday March 3, 1971 'Progress Can't Change His Land' Steinbeck Immortalized Salinas Valley

EDIToltS NOTE: Last In both places, the ram- Along the street, badly in Steinbeck's birth ( 1902). In weekend marked the 69th shackle(' buildings described need of repair, small shops the vestibule stands a hall :mins crsary of the birth of In Steinbeck's book have and restaurants are be- tree originally owned by the not clist John Steinbeck. To long since been replaced by ginning to reclaim the Steinbecks and the only commemorate the event, charming cottages and canneries. Handmade tables piece of original furniture in SJS held a Steinbeck con- terraced houses. and health foods peek out of PROGRESS ference and film festival, Below Tortilla Flat small windows. Steinbeck was born in the which climaxed Sunday with wherever it is), the ocean Where once fishing boats master bedroom which has an eight hour tour of "Stein- stretches out to the horizon. hogged the sea in front of the become the center's office. Country.'' Among the And it was from the sea canneries, hundreds of scuba In "East of Eden," Stein- stops were the towns of Sall- that Cannery Row survived. divers now flock each week- beck said of his home: "It nas, birthplace of Steinbeck, When the sardine catch was end to explore the ocean. was an immaculate and and Monterey , home of good, Cannery How thrived, Hut Cannery Row can be a friendly house, grand enough Cannery Ross. One re- and when the catch was poor disappointment for the but not pretentious, sur- porter's impressions of or the boats didn't come in, Steinbeck enthusiast. rounded by it's clipped lawn, "Steinbeek ('ountry" follow. there was no work. In fact, even Steinbeck and roses and cotoneasters By JOE CA ',AGAR'S Today, Cannery Row has was disappointed when he lapped against its white Daily Staff Writer changed iron- the way of life returned to Cannery Row walls." America passes on the known by Steinbeck. There is some years after writing the Steinbeck loved the sea, sides of the road, nestled in only one operating cannery story. the tide pools and the waves. this valley between the now. The other 15 canneries One resident of Cannery He wrote about the sea in Gavilan Mountains on the described by Steinbeck lay Row, however, told me that books like "The Pearl" and east and the Santa I,ucia discarded like old shoes, the area really hasn't "Cannery Row." Perhaps he Mountains on the west. Like their windows broken. changed. realized that the sea never slumbering giants, the Some Monterey residents seems to change. Its waves mountains lay huddled with would like to reclaim the still wash the docks at their grass blankets pulled area and develop it into a Cannery Row and the Big over their heads. tourist attraction. This Sur coast as much as it did Steinbeck would include big restau- for Peppi and Doc. It is February and the clouds above us won't let us rants. But although progress and forget it. In the distance, a From Monterey, the tour the erosion of time distort back to Salinas and the area, Steinbeck country TOUR HIGHLIGHTA stop at Monterey was one of the one part of a weekend tribute paid to the American author. crack in the cloud cover sped is much the same as it was Collection birthplace, Steinbeck's highlights in Sunday's tour of Steinbeck country, which was Many of his novels had seaside settings, such as this one. allows thin beams to paint which is now the Hartnell for Steinbeck and the people sponsored by the SJS English Department. The tour was only Daily photos by Ron Burda the landscape bright. It's as if someone had left the door College Newman Center. he wrote about. Because of heaven ajar. Acquired The house is in pretty good after all, Steinbeck did write This is Steinbeck country. condition considering it's al- about the land and the people Broad and beautiful. It's 1)r. John Bonze!, SJS most 100 years old. The of the Salinas valley. Both farm country where George president, has revealed furniture donated by local are still there. You just have and Lenny sought work in plans to establish a John residents, is of the period of to look for them. "Of Mice and Men." And al- Steinbeck Research Center though the valley has chang- in the campus library. The ed with time, the land is still announcement was made here and the people, too. during his welcoming re- A sign passes by in a hurry marks to the "Steinbeck to get nowhere. "Another Country" conference last prestigious development" it Friday night. proclaims. Translation: -This will not be strictly a another housing project. book collection," Dr. Bunzel Here and there beer cans commented. "We plan to add evidence of our garbage assemble a comprehensive fall-out, and fences cut the collection of all types of re- land. search material including Yet, the land is still rela- films, letters and other tively virgin, clear and memorabilia besides auto- clean. Much like it was back graphed first editions of in the '30's, when depression Steinbeck's works." forced the vast migration of According to the president, dust bowl farmers to Cali- the library has already ac- fornia. quired an -exceptionally PEPPI'S IMAGE fine" collection of 180 works, We passed our first hitch- many of them in mint con- hiker outside of Gilroy. He dition with original dust wore a cowboy hat and a jackets. dark, shabby sport The beginning of the coat...reminded me of Peppi, collection was on display in the Mexican lad in Stein- the library during the Stein- INSPIRATIONALThis unusual rock formation made formation provided the inspiration for a castle sequence in- beck's short story -Flight." beck festival. a against a hilly cliff in Salinas Valley was another of the sights cluded in one of his novels. The Salinas tour provided We stopped in Salinas. -We are sincerely featured in the "Steinbeck Country" tour Sunday. The climax to the Steinbeck tribute. Steinbeck was born in Sali- attempting to compile one of nas. He's also buried here. the most important Not necessarily to the town's reference collections on Review of Weekend Festival pleasure nor to his. Steinbeck in the country," At one time, Salinas burn- 1)r. Bunzel said. "It will be PROVIDE BACKDROPThe old, simple storefronts of ed all of Steinbeck's books made available for use to all Cannery Row provided the backdrop for Steinbeck's memor- because he painted a bad students and Steinbeck able portrayal of the people working in the canneries of this picture of the town in "The scholars," section of Monterey. Lavish Tribute Paid to Steinbeck Grapes of Wrath.- Seems he told the truth. B3 TIM ()STERMAN other accomplishments directed in 1941 by Herbert Saturday night's Anniver- If Steinbeck had lived long Daily Staff Writer recorded before his death Klein with a Steinbeck sary Dinner, commemo- enough to have had his a rdine giroducts John Steinbeck is one of Dec. 20, 1968. screenplay. For the film, rated Steinbeck's 69th birth- "druthers," he would have the principal authors respon- The concluding entry of which is a stern protest day. In attendance were preferred to have been sible for the success and the first night featured the against poverty, ignorance Mrs. Gwendolen Steinbeck, buried on Fremont Peak, world-wide reputation of the first of Steinbecks personal and superstition, Klein and the author's second of three highest point in the moun- Twentieth Century Ameri- friends to make an appear- Steinbeck travelled deep into wives and the mother of his tains surrounding the Sali- can novel. ance on the program. Author Mexico to photograph the two sons, and other personal nas Valley. The SJS English Depart- Barnaby Conrad, who is now realities of a backward peo- friends. He wrote in "Travels with ment paid a lavish and an instructor at SJS, ple forgotten by modern FINE CONCLUSION Charlie, "I remember how fitting tribute to the man who reminisced about ex- society. Concluding the lengthy once, in that part of youth immortalized the Salinas periences with Steinbeck, Following the movie, Klein Saturday program was a that is deeply concerned with Valley last weekend with a depicting him as a "warm, painted an emotional and showing of DeFaria's Emmy death, I wanted to be buried three-day conference and gentle, wonderful guy with a loving picture of Steinbeck winning "America and on this peak where without film festival under the title fantastic sense of humor." and related some of their ex- Americans" and clips from eyes I could see everything I "Steini:eck Country." Conrad then showed periences on "The Forgotten his "Travels with Charley." knew and loved, for in those' Conceived and directed by "Flight" which he wrote and Village." Klein emulated Both original television days there was no world be- Dr. Martha Cox, the festival produced. Conrad by portraying the specials simply took Stein- yond the mountains." was attended by more than CRITICAL OF FILM author as a "warm, genial, beck's words and added ex- CANNERY ROW 1,000 people from 16 states, "Flight," made by un- wonderful man," almost cellent photo footage in an From Salinas our caravan Canada and even Japan. It knowns and non-pro- raising him to sainthood at extremely successful tech- of buses skitted to Monterey, featured emminent Stein- fessionals on a shoe-string times. nique. home of Cannery Row. beck scholars discussing the budget, has been in limbo at Differing observations, Sunday's agenda con- By this time the sun was man and his work, producers Columbia Pictures for 10 however, were injected by tained a day-long bus tour of making a full-fledged effort and directors who worked years and has never been filmmakers Wrye and Wal- ''Steinbeck Country" to poke its nose out of the with Steinbeck and screen- shown commercially. Con- ter DeFaria, who weren't as through Salinas, -the Pas- clouds. It stared over the ings of films based on Stein- rad admitted that "nobody close to the man as Conrad tures of Heaven" and Mon- shoulder of the mountains beck novels and about the connected with the picture and Klein, during a panel terey. For those who didn't and concentrated on the land man himself. knew what they were doing" discussion entitled go on the tour, screenings of like a small boy reading the CANNERY ROW REVISIT- After a few brief preli- and that it has "many "Steinbeck on Film." "East of Eden" and "The 4unday comics. minaries, the conference faults" and he is right. A second panel on "Stein- Grapes of Wrath," probably In Monterey the first stop EDThis famous section of The Satisfaction of opened with a screening of It is cinematically ama- beck Scholarship" featuring the two best commercial was at Tortilla Flat. Monterey was another stop the short subject "An Im- teurish in many spots, but intellecturals Richard Astro adaptions of Steinbeck There is debate as to ex- Self-Defense pression of John Steinbeck: "Flight" still manages to (Oregon State), Robert novels, were held in Morris actly where Tortilla Flat is in the tour honoring Ameri- Writer" which was pre- 6 wk coursp in Self -Defense for display Steinbeck qualities. DeMott (Ohio U.), Charles Dailey. located. Unfortunately, it can author John Steinbeck, sented by it's writer - In other words it is superior R. Metzger USC), Tetsu- Despite his death 26 seems to have vanished. Men and Women producer-director Don Wrye. to many of the major film mar Hayashi (Ball State) months ago, Steinbeck's Residents of the area can't who made it famous in his Made by the United States Techniques include - studio productions that make and Peter Lisca (Florida) novels insure his survival for even agree on where it stood. novel, "Cannery Ross." Informational Service Steinbeck seem like Harold was somewhat dry, however. all time. "Steinbeck So, to make things easy, the K AR ATE USIS this 1969 film is an Robbins. In the afternoon screen- Country" will certainly not buses went to two possible KUNG FU excellent sketch of Stein- The festival continued ings and discussions of the where Tortilla be the last event honoring places Flat JUJITSU beck's life. early the next morning with film adaptions of "The this great author. might have been. CAPTURES MOOD a screening of "The For- Pearl" and "Of Mice and Class meets Wed. 7-8:15 pm The Oscar nominated gotten Village," an award- Men" ( both above-average Starts March 10 documentary succeeds ex- winning true -life feature productions) were show- Total cost..$18 tremely well in capturing the documentary produced and cased. 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COorn, new ,o,f.1 11,0 15,, III I ICI board and Si',', Next to Address: Ram, rl,/,c, 10.1r1 B. "Burger Chef" '11 SOSSIOn. UnlverSrlY Provides City: Entertainment. ..urTIrrler Manny Tucson. Ari/00a ' ate for class? ycki r tv1,1 Phone: 951 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE VVell park it for !nil 10 lit 1 usiius************4144414i******44-4 Wednesday Mar, ' 1971 SPARTAN DAILY -5 Sons' Vibes lbsen's Enemy' Clean Sound Contenworary s INATORE 13) liONARD I 1.1i, .itur) Icicle racy, the hypo- Special to the . risy of the lilxral press, the ii ti the Daily EDITORS NOTE: A senior photojournalism major D.J. Sal- Contemporary as 19,1 varice of the conservatives, r. licri groups of vatore owns approximately 500 albums. He enjoys taking American Conservato) .ind most importantly, the sic r ,n Ilion! people are pictures of famous rock personalities and has built an exten- Theatre's mACTi product ii tyranny of the majority. becoming less commonplace sive collection of groups and singers who've played in the of Henrik lbsen's play, Many, as Thursday's au- than before, competition Bay Area. indeed becomes more keen. Enemy of the Peopl, hence did, might see a close However, the Sons have which previewed at (Ii .'esemblance of the corrup- Geary Theatre in San Frig ion of this Norwegian town proved that a versatile, many of them know and have which stand out in my mind. cisco on Feb. 25. with the ills of clean and different sound known this talented group For the ultimate listening American Written in 1882, the a" fir society. Indeed, the physi- can emerge. leading to of musicians would return experience, play the two is a small remit t town )ian turned activist suggests success as well as satis- before long. back-to-back and discover Norway's southwest faction of their noncon- how the band leads into both coat,' that perhaps lite is no better BRIEF LOOK where mineral baths formity. with some very mellow are th ,n America. Let's take a brief look at basis of the local Coming out with two tones, forcefully building up, economs -An Enemy of the People" the Sons' second album, Trouble ti albums on the Capitol label, retreating, and then the erupts in the pened last night and will appropriately entitled "The when Dr. Thomas BUDDIESRalph Rat, portrayed by mals can be seen in the children's musical. the Sons: formerly "of climax! Sit ontinue in repertory Sons." Here their music mann I Peter Joseph Allan, listens to Thomas T. Toad "Mr. Toad Rides Again." Champlin" ), respectfully Improvisation is the name Donati, the through March 6, 10, 13, 15- takes on a rather subtle chief medical Esq., played by Phil Fouts. The us ely ani- Daily photo by Dave Thurber decline to take the lead in of the game.. The Sons have officer of '0, 23 and 31. Student rush approach in relation to their baths discovers that rendering their music with refused to imitate anybody ickets are usually available first double for the price of waters of the the aid of publicity and-or including themselves. This famous at ore performances for one album. Experimentation prosperous duplication. way they've steered clear of baths at-- 2.5043.50 on Friday and 'Thomas Toad' is the key to their approach. dangerously TO(1ETHER passe music we so often be- polluted las saturday evenings. Mindful of this, the listener Followers were led to be- come accustomed to. industry, and constitute a must become involved with lieve the Sons had disbanded They slid into Pepperland public health hazard. II. the words and until recently when, with the sensitivity of last weekend and gave the orders the baths closed :)) aid of sonic, let's sits -good the Sons' music. For it is "not- knowing -what -to - ex- extensive repairs be mg in sensitivity with which the The well-meaning ph, Enchant they came together vibes," pect" audience an unforget- Sons have exploded into the clan fails By CHRISTINE SCHLETT to learn and try new things a.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets are again. This period of about a table show. Let's hope this to realize that pop world. townsmen, Daily Entertainment Writer such as handshaking and bi- $1 for adults and 75 cents for year unfortunately has been mind-expanding repertoire rich anti alike, A delightfully enchanting cycle riding. He was an agile children. For reservations one of frustration and dis- TWO CUTS of musicians slides into SJS are more con, with the threat to theu children's musical-comedy and lively character, whom phone 294-6414 extension appointment for most of the "You Can Fly" and "Love someday and gives us iden- IF YOU PREFER INCLUSIVE livelihoods posed by closing opened the Drama Depart- Miss Smith aptly portrayed. 2600. Sons' freaks. I have a feeling of a Woman" are two cuts tical treatment. ONE RELIGION OF the baths, than BROTHERHOOD ment's program for this Phil Fouts played the well- with the pub- lic health menace faced wit: TO SECTARIANISM WHICH semester Friday. "Mr. Toad bred Toad and fit the part KEEPS RELIGIOUS PEOPLE keeping them Open tr Rides Again," held the audi- perfectly. 'road was an aris- SEGREGATED INTO CECTS, avoiding costly r, ence entranced with the mis- toerai but didn't flaunt his WHY NOT SEND FOR AN Too late, EMBLEM LAPEL PIN? adventures of Thomas T. heritage, Fouts portrayed Stockmann find, the town THERE IS NO CHARGE. Toad, Esq, and his woodland him as having a certain united solidh against him because of thi JOG ARNOLD friends. distinction but without being Brothorhood corruption he has exposed One Pe/iptort oi The story opens when Mac aloof. Toad was lightheart- 16 OARDGN STREET Public opinion unanimously MASSACHUSETTS Mole, tired of the drudgery ed, lively and lovable. CAMBRIDGE, declares him an "enemy of ONO of spring cleaning, decides to CHUBBY the people," and aims at des take a vacation. In his Joseph Allan fit the part of troying him. wanderings he meets Ralph Ralph, the typical chubby, The play is a sharp attack Rat, Bart Badger and the easy-going rodent. As Rat, on modern municipal life, inimitable Mr. Toad. he befriended Mole and the fallibility of partici Mole learns the friendly introduced him to the other \larch 30 April 4 gesture of handshaking and anin.als and the world. Rat nearly shakes off Badger's always helped extricate ameneneR11 and Toad's hands. After Toad from the many scrapes Dance Hour meeting Toad, the residents in which he found himself. of the community, and the Allan portrayed Rat as being evil Wild Wood Gang, Mole helpful, sedate and charm- becomes a participant in the ing. WILD WOOD To Begin almost disastrous adven- tures of Toad. The Wild Wood Gang was TRICK mean and conniving. They The Gang, intent on seizing were great. Alfred Gonzales Weatherford March was Waterford 10 Toad's estate, eventually The succeeds in tricking him into Weasel III, I.onne G. Moret- EXTRA-BIG 1.1iNCHBAGInie of three pop sculptures by Ramon Oeschger. Review of Oeschger's works will be The first Dance Studio stealing a car. For the deed, ton played Fred Fox, Robert on exhibit in the faculty R H- building is "Lunchtime," in tomorrow's Daily. Hour of the spring semester, DIONNE Toad is sent to prison but Stare was Wilbur Weasel, ;.: "Metakinesis," will take with the help of Elsie Mulli- Dario Castelblanco was place next Wednesday at 6 WARWICK gan, the constable's daught- Frank Ferret and Tony p.m. in Room 262 in the Wo- er, escapes. Saenz was Selwyn Stoat. men's P.E. Building. Admis- Toad returns to Friday- DIRECTOR Painting Exhibit sion is free. thorpe. Joined by Mole, pad- Music, written by director Instructor for the Dance April 12 lb ger and Rat, the rest ethe Richard K. Allen, was per- Hour will be Mrs. Mina Gar- Lull. RACE fect for the play. The songs play shows their attempts to man, assisted by Valena M April 20 25 regain possession of Toad were just right for each Williams. All students are GLEN CAMPBELL Hall, Toad's family mansion. character. My favorite song invited to attend. For further MAC MOLE was "The Wild Wood Gang," Cosmic World Seen information call Mrs. FICKI- Tsar Circle Star Box Janie M. Smith, in the role by the Gang. It had a catchy Hi CONNIE EUKUDA !Iiled in tile viewer never- a futuristic universe in his one-man show last year at Garman at 294-6414, ext. 273 iftke Macy's; Ticketrori and of Mac Mole, was excellent. tune and was the type of song , agencies For wartime- Dail), Entertainment Writer Jieless by. his swirling works. California State at Hayward, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. .. di :1fr4r2cSri 482 6850 She communicated Mole's to be expected from the -bad A sharp and striking con- COLLISION and one at Santa Cruz's inquisitive nature for his new trast of cosmic worlds rang- SPIRITUAL An especially dynamic Cabrillo College and Cali- written world and friends. Mole liked All of the dances, ing from a state of burning, ''His mint is metaphysical; painting was of planets in fornia College of Arts and were appro- by Miss Smith, fiery fusion to quiet tran- he uses objects to create a collision with trailing flames Crafts in 1969. priate for the animals. The quility were subjects de- spiritual atmosphere," com- of hot oranges and yellows. It The strange settings of CLEM NCE! light SJCC actors were agile and picted in oil paintings by Phil mented Mrs. Hocking of her seemed to me like the Hocking's landscapes leave on their feet. Hocking. husband's fantasy -type land- destruction of earth. Hock- the viewer with an impres- My favorite dance scene An instructor for three scapes. ing, though, described it as sion of a frightening world Shows again concerned the Gang years at California College of A strong use of yellow in "the beginning of the world, that was...or will be. He does EQUIP" and was their confrontation Arts and Crafts in Oakland, various shades was pre- if anyone were to witness it." indeed succeed in creating a with Mole. They found him Hocking's show ended Mon- valent in all of his paintings. The artist works, in addi- "Spiritual atmosphere"in Art alone, tossed him from day after being exhibited -Yellow is supposed to be a tion to oils, with drawings both his paintings and in the Gangster to Gangster and several weeks in the College healing color," he stated. On and watercolors. He had a viewer. Stoneware, porcelain, gave him a hard time. Union art gallery. the significance of the omni- photographs and oil mono- LIGHTING MIDDLE AGES present sun in his oils, liths can be viewed at San The lighting, by Joseph "My paintings come from flocking explained that "the BARN BUSTER ;PRICES SLASHED! Jose City College by the pub- Salonione and supervised by metaphysical literature of sun is a source of everything lic without charge through- Dr. Kenneth Dorst, was the Middle Ages and Near in a way. We're all depen- No Other Store MT Such Discounts out thiS month. good, though the timing was East. A lot of the symbols I REG. dent on it." 69c SJCC art instructor Steve off once in a while. use come from that epoch," GREY ISH Salisian will display, through Set design, by Stephen the artist explained. (Inc picture on display re- March 11 in the City College 1A'athen and supervised by Hocking's 10 oil paintings vealed a calm but eerie land- SAVE library, photographic Dr. J. Wendell Johnson, was on display showed his vivid scape bathed in a greyish 20c Good Thru Sunday studies of people and small beautiful, especially the use of warm colors such as light. A ruin of an ancient With Coupon textured works in stoneware backdrop of Toad Hall. oranges and yellows. Al- civilization lay in the back- and porcelain. COLORFUL though Hocking contended ground. According to flock- Joseph Zirker, another "Mr. Toad Rides Again" that color he used did not ing, there was no influence of RED BARN instructor, will exhibit his oil was a colorful, lively and have a direct relationship to paintings and acrylic mono- hilarious musical, well - emotion, emotion was in- PEG TO SCO 4 prints in the faculty lounge worth seeing. So, if you want . + A"11: March 19. to spend a relaxing and Recent photography by enjoyable afternoon, see the :EVERYTHING REC ED TO CLEA.R!:; Edward F. Shuster of SJCC play this week. can be seen in the faculty Show times are today, We See The New Satellite lounge from March 22 Thursday and Friday at 4 through April 23. p.m. and Saturday at 10:30 pay At Mancini Motors Today half. SKI SALE 4fIb' I11111.1-NRII pay 199 07 OFF You 1-SHMTS

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6SPAi1TAN DAILY Wednesday March 3, 1971 Run Into Indians Today Groovy things love us 10'7'; off on ell dry cleaning when ASB Base Stealers Get Call card is presented with Coach Gene Menges will doubles as an outfielder and header 1-0. They played to a Spartan running attack by The Indians lost a double soiled garments display his "running for led Indian hitters last year 1-1 tie in the night cap, called jumping out to an early lead. header to Santa Clara, 2-1 IF YOU'RE A GROOVY runs" philosophy again to- with a .346 average. For SJS, because of darkness. -They'll sacrifice 75 per cent and 8-5, while SJS dropped THING, (OR BELONG day when SJS plays Stanford Menges plans a pitching tan- "Stanford is a smart of the time with a man on an 8-7 decision to the Bron- TO SOMEONE THAT in a 2:30 baseball game at dem of Mark Reeser, and team," assistant Spartan first," Crozier said. Mcnges cos. Also, the Indians lost to IS), DO THE DRY Municipal Stadium. Mike Rusk, 1-2. coach Bill Croziei said yes- added, "They'll be bunting in U.C. Davis which split with CLEANING THING The Spartans, 5-3, bring Still recuperating from a terday. "They look for the the first inning, trying to the Spartans last Saturday. WITH US. into the game a record of 16 broken leg. Reeser is good opportunity and take score." The Spartan victory thefts in 16 attempts, and planned on for four innings advantage of it." Crozier and drought against the Indians slated for the last Menges agreed their team The Spartan coach plans was extended last year by will try to steal their way to with Rusk CLEANING CENTER their first victory over the five. will continue to run on the one lineup change for today, three close games. SJS lost 2- 266 E. Santa Clara Indians in three years. The Indians return to act- bases despite the presence of moving Mike cozzen.1 into a I after leading 1-0 in the (Next to Lucky) Pitching for Stanford will ion after a nail biting week- Stanford's all ccriference starting role at second base eighth, 8-7, and 2-0. be either Dan Shaw, or Rod end with Fresno State, losing catcher Bob Reece. for Pete Jensen. Conens, Boone, both 2-1. Boone the first game of a double "We've made 16 in a row. for 10 at the plate this year We can't stop just because was called the stronger of their catcher is good," re- the two defensively by marked Menges. Crozier. Stanford and the Small Dinner Opens Crozier pointed out the In- Spartans have two ccmmon so far this year. Track Season dians may immobilize the opponents Wonder. The 1971 SJS track season $5 and are on sale at Gor- will be kicked off tonight at don's Sport Shop, 121 E. San the first annual SJS Track Fernando, and at the Spar- Kickoff Banquet at Lou's tan Foundation Office. Fans That Special Village. The banquet will can reserve tickets by call- begin at 7:30 with a social ing the Foundation Office, hour at 6:30. 286-5231. Touch Makes Guests will hear Dr. George Rhoden at the dinner. Dr. Rhoden won a the Meal ... gold medal in the 400 me- NEATNESS 1 ters at the 1952 Olympics while running for Jamaica. He is still very active in the COUNTS .4110 senior track and field pro- gram in California. Johnnie Skinner from 1401 SO. 1st SHAH: SHOOTER-Sophomore guard In last year's SJS Invi- Bob Himsl basketball team in scoring Philar'elphia led the 2-24 Spartan tational, Dr. Rhoden won the for the season. He scored 466 points this this year with an 18.9 over-40 century dash with a 292-1266 1954 total of 521 for one year, second only to Stu Inman's world record tying 10.4. 4' season by a Spartan. Serving as master of cere- HA 7 Volkswagen -Daily photo by Tim Tittle monies will be Dr. Hobert 1560 N. First Street, San Jose 286-8800 Burns, academic vice presi- SPECIAL STUDENT dent. RATES Pioneers, Broncos Coach Ernie Bullard is be- Rentals Sales ginning his first year at the - Service track helm, replacing Bud Spartan Daily Classifieds Winter who retired after last

year. wanted to Battle Netters Next ANNOUNCEMENTS {OR SAli 131 SALES PART.TIME 53.50 per hour 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE The Spartans will open the 72 year old fraternal organization has share 2 berm apt. with 3 other iO blk. SJS' tennis team takes to California tourney, with season hosting a meet with Opening toe man to dO service & from campus S42.50 rno. Coll 287.8048. AFT. & EVE. CLASSES in self hyp U.S SURPLUS. Combat boots, field membership work We offer complete the road the next two days Hayward scoring four points San Francisco State and Cal 71 E. San Fernando nosis starting March 8. Individual & lecke', camping supplies, Navy pea training, salary or commissions, no MALE OR FEMALE Dorm contract. following its third place and Santa Clara none, well State Hayward at Bud Win- One block from campus small group 1010 Doyle St M.P. 329 coats, bell bottom pants (denim wool! penses pension program. bonuses and No reasonable offer refused. Call 867. 9167 whites), London Bobby Capes. Spanish car plan Call Mr Mayo 9 3at 243 1313 9240 evenings finish in ti:: Northern Cali- behind SJS's total of 19. ter Field at 11 a.m. Satur- 8:30-530 M.F, 9-4 Sat. Leather Jackets HIPPIE FASH After 3 Call 356 4524 fornia Intercollegiate tennis Krikorian stated that his day. Students from Boa!! Hall Law School IONS. Furs 8, Leather JACK & PAT'S Female Roommate needed, Furn Apt in Berkeley will be here tournament last week. singles men for both day's Tickets for the banquet are Thursday. 3RD HAND STORE 37$ E Hedding Share w 3 Other girls 516 mo. 420 So. 294414tv V4 February 75.1971 at 1 00 p in for their St. 5 J Also 7036 Thornton ave. 1051 AND /00140 7th No 5, Call 297 1269 Today the netters travel to will be Terry Moor at the final recruiting drive for the Fall Newark 10 5 Mon Thurs 10.6 Fri. & Santa Clara University to Fitz- Semester They will meet in the CO, Sat Lg.v Mouse 2 &Wm. 1 and one.third number one spot, Rock cano EPO Building with any inter LOST- one medium sized small dog bath turn. for 4 girls & a dog. Ayall. battle the Broncos, and to- patricx number two, Andy esled CP,ranos 69 YAMAHA DT.I 1250 Enduro) Low Dalmation puppy each eye brown & April 1. 160 So. 12th St. morrow, go to Cal State Hay- Moffat at three, Robbie ELECTRONIC Milage Great trails bike Highway blue, fungus On the left side of face Austin Healy Sprite 64 Convertible, legal Extra egpt. 5500 Call Bob after 6 Reward or whatever Todd Guardin BEACH HOUSE Santa Crud, S70 ward to play the Pioneers. 491 So 7th 293 Wheatly at four, and Rod- rebult engine. 67 trans, new tires, very pm Tues. Thurs , Fri 9423 weekly or S140 monthly. Sleeps 6, Call 4" ENGINEERS good none Head Coach Butch Kriko- gers and Young at five and S550 or best offer Call 286 253 6304 or 2646300 I -CAMPUS INTERVIEWS 1985 or 141 2998 ECOLOGY MINDED PEOPLE will be rian will do a little experi- six. The doubles teams have ON glad to know that BASIC H. a biode- HOUSING 161 bdrm, apt. furnished 5125 mo. no menting in these two match- not yet been decided. kli March 5th (Friday) FRIDAY FLICK They shoot horses gradable phosphate and ultrate free lease or ,ontract. 633 So 8th No 1 298. es due to an injury to Hank "The team as a whole right don't they& 7 & 10 p m Morris Dailey household cleaner is available to them 7656 Microwave Radio System Development bud by calling their shaklee distributor at Girls: turn. 1 bdrm apt. 1 blk SJS. No Lloyd and the caliber of the now has a lot of confidence," 252 4286 lease required. Freshly deco 451 S. Multiplex Systems Development 10th St 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CY2.1327. opponents. said the coach. "Without that i, WANTED.King size sheets & bed , '. Communications Systems Planning spread will pay reasonable price Call Lange $ki Boots, size 9, excellent con Lloyd strained the small of injury to Lloyd, I'm sure we .,. diton Call 286 2749, Marge MALE Clean Sleeping Rms. Quiet -.... Factory Support Engineering 243 8842 after 3 30 RENT A TV OR STEREO No DepOSit. his back last Thursday dur- would have at least tied Cal. near campus 295-8781 or 295.2355 Instrument Development THE LIVING BED The original and Reasonably Priced! Free Delivery, Free Service, Call ing his singles play, and al- "Right now, we are play- HUMANIST COMMUNITY OF SAN Esche's 251 2598. a only guaranteed HEATED waterbed ,1! Computer Application Techniques JOSE is sponsoring free public ROOM-MEN Singles or double. Fur- though he still played in the ing very good tennis, with program on "Man and Ecology By Innerspace Environments Don't " Led nace heat, wall to wall carpet. Quiet Typing-term papers, etc., exper. IA Statistical Analysis by Dr Thomas of be misled by Cold beds Try our warm doubles iU. Carlos Kir- Kirmayr and Moor doing Harvey. Chairman 406 So. 11th Street. iended and fast Phone 269.8674. Analog and Digital Circuit Design Biological Science at SJS Fri, Mar 5, king or queen kit Guar 10 yrs With mayr, the doctors have or- well in singles," continued 7 asp m at the Community Room 111 Bag, safety liner heater 8, auto con SUMMER RENTALS for girls. AUTO INSURANLE MONTHLY AM, FM, TOM, PCM Circuits N Market trot See at 1424 Searcy Dr. SJ nr. Al Rooms dered him to lay-off playing Krikorian. "Carlos had Ili 53 call 294 5017 for more with kitchen prin. $,45 mo. TV & study PAYMENTS NO one ref usedAnnual Development information maden Espy. 265 5485 or in Okl. 743- for about a week to 10 days in somewhat of a letdown after , Data Modem 0360 room. 1 blk from SJS. Call 294-15e1 Liability Rates. Married or single age 24 & over 594, Married 21.24 $163. order to let the back heal. i RF Development You gals who like he beat Tanner, I rated num- , quality clothese. but Single men 24 & under S250 Mr. Toll IF Development can't afford them while going to WATERBEDS: From HO All sizes HOUSES In his place, Krikorian ad- ber one amateur player in mcl Round 6 7v9 Jumbo Sexually 'STUDENT RENTALS. 241 3900 Development school. come in to Elanor's Discount vanced the number seven the United States,) but that 1.1 Thick Film Fashions of Los Gatos You won't benefic Alive. Moving w you. en FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED STUDENT TYPING in my ill Integrated Circuit Applications believe the lovely "name hancing your energies Healthy, float CLOSE TO CAMPUS, ALSO OUT home Fast, and eight men, Terry Rod- was almost expected. - brand" accurate. minor editing. clothes tor so little Univer no freely w perfect back support SO LYING AREAS AVAILABLE NOW. Mrs. Baxter money. 720 phone 2446061 gers and Jan Young to five Against Alex Mayer, he was . Lenkurt is an equal opportunity employer. sity Ave Los Gatos ibehveen Lark you can sleep well YIN YANG BORELLI REALTY 297 2410. WATERBEDS can be seen at 201 Del and six to take Lloyd's and inches i 1 105 San Carlos, Calif. 94070 Ave & Blossom Hill Rd ) 356 4839 or missing the shots by County Road, nuts Ave. 1 mi from SJS on Park Ave. FAST ACCURATE, Kirmayr's places. Krikorian 2566314 open 10 cm to 6 P Student Rentals: 2 & 3 bdrms. apts. Experienced that he was hitting against ,! (Sundays too., Will trade waterbed for ??? Phone Furn 695 So, 11th, See Manager no. 1. typist, can edit. Four miles from has decided to rest Kirmayr. anytime Bug 1263- or phone 287.1340 After 1 pm. campus. Mrs. Aslanian 298.4104. Tanner." Kirmayr lost to i AUTONIOTIYI 11) -I want to do a little experi- Mayer in the tourney finals 2 HARMON KARDON Speakers and 1 bedroom apt i, block from San Jose TYPING.Term Papers, thesis, etc. menting," stated Krikorian after besting Tanner in the ,11 ELECTRIC AM FM tuner 1 yr old Speakers cost Slate College, call between 78 P.m. Experienced and reasonable. Sails. LENIft/RT faction guaranteed. yesterday afternoon. "When semis. GENERAL TELEPHONE &ELECTRONICS FOR SALE 4 650l2 Snow & Mud $200 new Tuner $150 Sell 5175, 295 187 $6810 294-3772, 14. T res Good Coed Call Dan at 948 9308. 2783 you do this type of thing, you S40 for set Grad Student to share 1 berm apt. MOTHERS Child care in my home hope for no surprises, but 1./11L" SPEAKERS 12) S 99's 5 Furn near Westgate, pool, sauna, free while you attend classes! Large yard Cost S500 now 5400. and from what I have seen, we Functional . partition ready to monMs old parking blks from SJS. Very low loving care. Call 248-4864. transport 1961 Comet 4 Dr sedan sioo Hardly used Call 345 1323. rent Phone after 7 p m, and week should be able to beat both 327 6160 ends 371 3413 EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPING Santa Clara and Hayward." HELP! St Bernard d0g, young. ELECTRIC Master's Reports ---,\ frisky, needs strong master Bargain FURNISHED APARTMENT Modetn Chsertations. Marianne Tamberg, 1914 7.-- 1962 Valient, $250. XInt Shape, air Both Santa Clara and Hay- _ to right party 941 4230 dWn stairs frnt 1 berm large closet Harris Ave. Call 371.0395, San Jose. ion0 new poi yglas tires Good running ward were in the Northern condition. Phone 2890624 large storage closet. Tile bath with STEREO KLH MODEL Twenty. Gee she $130 witn garbage & wtr. incl. 463 3 cent Xerox Copies. College COPY WO service 12 E San Antonio St 2 blks era turntable. KLH FM Tuner. KLH So 7th Inca 795 5362 VW CAMPER 61 fully insulated panel Mdl 17 spkrs Ask 5350 Must Sell 286 west of SJS near YWCA Ph 287 1811 ling Carpeting, cupboards hanging FREE 8747 BOOKIE! closet, curtains, good tires 5750 275 1 Bdrm, art. furnished. $125 mo, COMPUTER 6096 singles, coupres welcome call Bart 295 PfSS16111 STE .3 KLH MODEL Twenty, Ger 65/0 after 9.30 pm. 255 N. Ird. no. 12. CAREERS BI FRIDAY FLICK Kelly's Herons? & 10 art ,orntable. K LH FM Tuner, KLH A ' spkrs Ask 5350 Must Sell 286 pm CONCERT HALL Girl with tat needs own room In house Permanent Hair Removal. Face and Facts from C12I-An igiwzn. 8747 or apartment. Upper division pre- Body. Darlene educatiOna: licensee M Miller. RE.2.17 No. 1950 Ford immaculate condition only ferred. I.111 brie 263.4063. Third, San Jose 295 0995. nf Conti ot Data Corp., 45.000 original miles 5300. Call 335 WATER BEDS. King Size from S29.95 melter4 of the world's Lg. 1 bdrm. 2 bth 01704, 3 berm. 26th. 4895 Aqua snooze 1415 The Alameda 286- Jewelry Custom design in cost gold 8fic 5200. w A rm. Ark, drapes, covered most powerful computers. 3S44 Live and Love on Liquid Luxury and silver One of a kind wedding parking. fresh p,int clean. 3 blks to 62 VW VAN Paneled & Insulated, re bands & other things. Geo SJS, 241 7100 days. & 293 5193 nites LeirimOre cent tune up & brake & clutch work ATTENTION HEALTH NUTS: Acme Old Town (In the back) 354-8804. good condition 1525. 241-1619. Jucier for sale. 550. Call Mike 295.3786 A real bargain. MALE ROOMMATE needed. 553 mo, to share 7 herrn apt with 2 others. $15 FRIDAY FLICK They shoot horses EACH * * * SAVE 22c 62 KOhla new engine, brakes paint, 71 clon't they? 74, 10 REGULAR 55c Portable Stereo: 5 yrs E Williams: Call 275 9497. pm Morris Dailey tags 5650 Call 356-3522 Westinghouse Aud, old exc cond, call 9007961 after 10 - IlrI see mod bar 67 MO Midget new radial tires. p m Weekdays turn. 2 apt. 2 bib SJS Pool own rrn Late nite calls CONSIDERING ALASKA? luggageski rack clean & sharp SI040 OK 298 Accurate. 1333. Deposit paid. comprehensive brochure about oppor call 253.7160. SPINNING SUPPLIES CAROF .5, tunities in construction, oil, fishing spindles, natural idyeS, raw fleece. and canneries. others Send 52 00 Student Special! FRIDAY FLICK They shoot horses flax, Consignment goods. Warping FEMALE Roommate needed Ira turn cash _ or money order Jobs in Alaska P.O. 'lent they? 11 10 p in Morris Dailey material 22141 Mission Blvd I bdrm apt 7 bike from 545 Pool Indry Pox 1565 Anchorage Alaska 99501 And Hayward Call 0300491 room Not, trnnk..r '40 793 3498.

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